Latest Norfolk Christian community events 

The Pleasaunce Holiday Centre in Overstrand is holding a work-party morning and would like as many people as possible to join in to help to tidy the extensive gardens around the house. Helpers are asked to bring some basic garden tools if possible.  Volunteers will be welcome to come along for all or part of the session, even for just one hour! Drinks and cake will be provided.
Please let the organisers know if you can come. Phone Jess Stubenbord on 01263 578230,  or Jillian on 01263 579212. Or e-mail thepleasaunce@cehc.org.uk or jamstubenbord@gmail.com                                       
 

Theme: revival and the sound of trumpets, worship and teaching.

This is a pre-premiere of this classical concert prior to the official world premiere in Ely Cathedral a few days later. North Sea Voices and Orchestra, directed by Dr Susannah Self, will present Dr Self’s Sea Requiem and the Faure Requiem. North Sea Voices and Orchestra is a professional ensemble based in coastal North Norfolk. Alongside Fauré's beautiful Requiem, this Passiontide concert features the world première of Dr Self's highly tuneful and harmonically rich Sea Requiem which, in addition to the traditional Latin texts, includes settings of poems about the sea by Keats, Dickinson and Whitman. Entry will be free but there will be a retiring collection for the church tower.
 

A classical concert to raise funds towards the replacement of the village hall which was destroyed by fire in January this year. The concert will feature the Creakes Chamber Choir who will be joined by the Walsingers Children's Choir, accompanied by the organ, and conducted by Justin Harmer. They will perform the John Rutter Requiem Grant them rest in English followed by the Faure Requiem in Latin - a one-off chance to hear two settings side-by-side. 
Tickets will be available on the door by cash or card and are only £5 per person, but donations above and beyond that price will be very welcome. Concessions are free. 
For further information, or to reserve a ticket, email : harperharmer@aol.co.uk
Or phone : 07950 882824
 

St Stephen's Church, Norwich
1st April
Doors will open at 4:30pm for cream tea, and the concert will begin thereafter.
Tickets are £15 full price/£10 concession, and are available by emailing hello@ncgc.org.uk.

You are cordially invited to join with other church groups for the 2023 Good Friday Walk of Witness in King’s Lynn.
The Good Friday Walk of Witness will leave St Faith’s Church at 10am on Friday 7th April. The walkers will follow the cross in silence and will stop to sing a hymn and listen to a reading at Highgate Methodist Church, St John’s Church and outside the Minster. The group is usually about 100 strong when leaving the Minster and they will follow the cross, walking through the town centre and stopping three times to listen to a reading and to sing. The walk will end with prayers in the Minster followed by hot cross buns and a hot drink.

The Community Shed, run by local Christians in Cromer is settling into their new home in the town, and all are welcome to come along and see what they are doing. 
Cromer Community Shed is open on the second Saturday of every month from 10am to 3pm. Anyone can come along and bring something to the Repair Café that needs fixing, or is damaged for the members to take a look at. Maybe something beautiful has been bodged, or a broken treasure is in need of some TLC? If they can be fixed: it will be done - for a modest donation!
For more information, e-mail  cromeranddistrictmensshed@gmail.com or contact Jess Stubenbord on 01263 578230.
 

Norwich Healing Rooms are at St Stephens Church next to M&S, every 2nd Saturday in the month from 12 – 2 pm.  Telephone numbers are 07508811020 and 07951567684.  e/mail norwich@healingrooms.org.uk

Worship, teaching from Jan Ransom, refreshments and opportunities for prayer.